asked on Adding proxy address in Exchange 2007
Hi there,
We have recently moved a client from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008. In the process we changed the domain name. One of the problems I have encountered is that when a user replies to an old email they get a bounce back. I think this is because the old email address refers to the old server (and old domain). The user can workaround by forwarding the message and adding the address from the new address list. This doesn't seem to be affecting external email in.
I have been told that an additional proxy address may need to be adding but can't find a way how in the new 2007 Exchange gui. Can someone help me out.?
Thanks
We have recently moved a client from SBS 2003 to SBS 2008. In the process we changed the domain name. One of the problems I have encountered is that when a user replies to an old email they get a bounce back. I think this is because the old email address refers to the old server (and old domain). The user can workaround by forwarding the message and adding the address from the new address list. This doesn't seem to be affecting external email in.
I have been told that an additional proxy address may need to be adding but can't find a way how in the new 2007 Exchange gui. Can someone help me out.?
Thanks
ExchangeSBS
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neal2206
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Thanks for replying.
Sorry I don't understand what you are asking me to do. Can you be more specific?
Sorry I don't understand what you are asking me to do. Can you be more specific?
you can tell to exchange server to receive e.mail sent to the old domain es: old.domain.local
that could be done adding this domain to the accepted domain of exchaneg server.
in the Exchange server management console:
Organization configurazion -> hub transport -> accepted domain
there add a domain with the name of your old domain.
that could be done adding this domain to the accepted domain of exchaneg server.
in the Exchange server management console:
Organization configurazion -> hub transport -> accepted domain
there add a domain with the name of your old domain.
go into recipient configuration
mailboxes
double click the user and go to the email addresses tab
if you want the new address to be the primary, you must remove the checkbox at the bottom
mailboxes
double click the user and go to the email addresses tab
if you want the new address to be the primary, you must remove the checkbox at the bottom
ASKER
If I have a look at the Outlook contact properties of the user for one of the emails which bounce there is a reference to the old domain and the old server - see below
Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server: NEWSERVERNAME.domain.local
IMCEAEX_O=OLDSERVERNAME_OU
#550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFou
Diagnostic information for administrators:
Generating server: NEWSERVERNAME.domain.local
IMCEAEX_O=OLDSERVERNAME_OU
#550 5.1.1 RESOLVER.ADR.ExRecipNotFou
mmmmm this is the x400 transport protocol.
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Thanks for all the comments - endital1097 got it right for me..
it should work
tell me if it is fine.